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Prior to Hollendorfer Hearing Friday, Both Sides WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2019 ENGLEHART=S STOCK CONTINUES TO RISE PRIOR TO HOLLENDORFER by Brian DiDonato HEARING FRIDAY, BOTH When he looks down his shedrow these days, trainer Jeremiah Englehart certainly sees a different caliber of horse than he did SIDES LAY OUT CASE when he got his start in the sport. The affable 42-year-old son of Finger Lakes stalwart Chris Englehart scored a breakout victory in the 2013 GI Breeders= Cup Juvenile Fillies with Ria Antonia (Rockport Harbor), and now he=s got a crop of approximately 52 mostly six-figure juveniles who have been making serious noise this spring and summer. He=s had eight 2-year-old graduates on the NYRA circuit thus far in 2019, including a pair of stakes winners in >TDN Rising Star=-earning Astoria S. heroine Maryanorginger (Strong Mandate) and Stillwater S. winner My Italian Rabbi (Competitive Edge), both for Al Gold=s Gold Square LLC. On Wednesday Englehart will saddle Tuggle (Point of Entry) for NFL Hall of Famer Bill Parcells=s August Dawn Farm in the GIII With Anticipation S. at Saratoga. Cont. p6 Jerry Hollendorfer | Sarah K. Andrew IN TDN EUROPE TODAY by Dan Ross KINGMAN REIGNS OVER DONCASTER As Jerry Hollendorfer seeks judicial intervention to enable him A colt by Kingman set a record price on day one of the Goffs UK to stable and race his horses at Golden Gate Fields, court filings Premier Yearling Sale when bought by MV Magnier for £440,000. clarify the arguments both sides are setting forth. Tangled Click or tap here to go straight to TDN Europe. among the various legal arguments are The Stronach Group (TSG)=s charges against the trainer=s professional ethics, while Hollendorfer=s team questions the veracity of those assertions, as well as TSG=s own managerial competency. Back in June, Santa Anita management told the trainer to remove his horses from the TSG-owned facility, along with some 60 horses from Golden Gate Fields. The action was taken after four Hollendorfer-trained horses were catastrophically injured at Santa Anita during a six-month period, along with two at Golden Gate since November of last year. During this time, Hollendorfer has had no formal regulatory ruling against him. The hearing was originally scheduled for last Friday at the Alameda County Superior Court, but the judge postponed it until Friday, Aug. 30, for more time to read the extensive court filings. The judge also gave both sides a week to file additional briefs. The California Thoroughbred Trainers (CTT) are co-plaintiffs alongside Hollendorfer. Cont. p3 VERY FEW THING S ARE AS CONS1STENT AS THE MOON. The Only Sires with a Dirt G1 Winner Each of the Last 4 Years: Dirt G1 Wnrs Since 2016 Quality Road 13 MALIBU MOON 9 Curlin 9 Candy Ride (Arg) 9 Into Mischief 5 Now offering early bird specials. www.spendthriftfarm.com PUBLISHER & CEO Sue Morris Finley @suefinley [email protected] V.P., INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS Gary King @garykingTDN [email protected] EDITORIAL [email protected] Editor-in-Chief Jessica Martini @JessMartiniTDN Managing Editor Wednesday, August 28, 2019 Alan Carasso @EquinealTDN Senior Editor Steve Sherack @SteveSherackTDN Racing Editor Brian DiDonato @BDiDonatoTDN News and Features Editor Ben Massam @BMassamTDN Associate Editors Christie DeBernardis @CDeBernardisTDN Joe Bianca @JBiancaTDN ADVERTISING [email protected] Director of Advertising Alycia Borer Advertising Manager Lia Best Advertising Designer Amanda Crelin Advertising Assistants Alexa Reisfield Amie Morosco Advertising Assistant/Dir. Of Distribution Rachel McCaffrey Photographer/Photo Editor Sarah K. 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Alayna Cullen @AlaynaCullen Director of Information Technology Ray Villa BREEDERS’ CUP SEEKS DOCUSERIES HELP 9 [email protected] In an attempt to tell some of the sport's best behind-the-scenes stories in the lead-up to racing's pinnacle championship race, Bookkeeper Terry May Breeders' Cup Ltd. has started compiling video footage for [email protected] season two of "ALL IN: The Road to the Classic." WORLDWIDE INFORMATION TODAY’S GRADED STAKES International Editor Kelsey Riley @kelseynrileyTDN EST Race Click for TV [email protected] 5:06p With Anticipation S.-GIII, SAR TJCIS PPs TVG/Sar Live European Editor Emma Berry [email protected] Associate International Editor Heather Anderson @HLAndersonTDN Newmarket Bureau, Cafe Racing Sean Cronin & Tom Frary [email protected] 60 Broad Street, Suite 100 Red Bank, NJ 07701 732-747-8060 | 732-747-8955 (fax) www.TheTDN.com TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 3 OF 9 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • AUGUST 28, 2019 Both Sides Lay Out Case Ahead of What appears the most damning testimony comes from California Horse Racing Board (CHRB) official veterinarian Dana Hollendorfer Hearing (cont. from p1) Stead, who writes that on the morning of May 18 of this year, According to CTT legal representative Darrell Vienna, the jockey Rafael Bejarano worked the Hollendorfer-trained backbone of their argument surrounds the 2018-2019 Blackjackcat (Tale of the Cat) five furlongs, after which the horse race-meet agreement that the CTT and the Pacific Racing pulled up lame on its left front. Association entered into in November of last year. According to Stead, Bejarano alerted him of the incident, and AI think the most important issue before the court during this the following morning--the day the horse was entered to race-- ex parte application is whether there is a breach of contract, and Stead examined Blackjackcat at Hollendorfer=s barn, where the that contract is the race meet agreement,@ Vienna told the TDN. trainer=s assistant Dan Ward was overseeing operations. Stead AThere has been a clear breach of the contract, and that is, they said he found the horse to be a Athree on a scale of five lame at have excluded a person without the consent of the CTT. They never the jog@ on the right front leg. asked for the consent, and at this point, it has never been given.@ AI asked Dan Ward why Mr. Hollendorfer had entered the In an additional filing Friday, TSG argues that the plaintiffs horse in this condition, and Ward=s response was, >He was much Asimply@ aren=t entitled to a preliminary injunction. ANo worse yesterday, we were hoping that if we could get him right injunction is necessary to preserve the status quo, as the status by the race, great, if not, we=d scratch,=@ said Stead=s filing. AThey quo is that Hollendorfer is not presently stabling, training or were working on the hopeful assumption that the horse had just racing his horses at Golden Gate Fields,@ writes attorney Richard >hit himself in the work.=@ Specter. According to Stead, CHRB official veterinarian Tim Grande Nevertheless, the TSG=s initial court filings lay out arguments examined the horse May 23, and found swelling in the leg. As a of a much more personal nature. In them, company result, the horse was scratched, and an ultrasound was ordered representatives and an official veterinarian advance a series of which revealed a A20% core lesion to the superficial digital flexor claims that question the ethical approach of Hollendorfer=s tendon,@ Stead claims. AIn my opinion, Blackjackcat never should operation. have been entered to race following that May 18 workout.@ TDN HEADLINE NEWS • PAGE 4 OF 9 • THETDN.COM WEDNESDAY • AUGUST 28, 2019 Hollendorfer=s team filed Friday a number of supporting declarations by respected veterinarians, trainers, jockeys and owners--including Art Sherman, Doug O=Neill, and owners Terry Finley and Frank Stronach--that attest to the Hall of Famer=s character and his professional record. In his own filing, Hollendorfer disputes the various claims made against him, saying there were Aincorrect or false representations in all,@ including Stead=s. Hollendorfer paints a picture whereby Stead had agreed with Blackjackcat=s treatment plan, and that no diagnostic tests had been conducted prior to the horse being scratched Abecause doing so would require the horse be tranquilized, and all were concerned that might lead to a positive test,@ if the horse competed. AOn August 8, 2019, I spoke with Dr. Dana Stead while at Del Mar,@ Hollendorfer wrote. AAt that time, Dr. Stead advised me that at no time did he feel me or my barn had attempted to hide any injury to Blackjackcat or do something unprofessional or unsafe with the horse.@ Hollendorfer further claims that, ADr. Stead stated that he was aware throughout the week that the horse remained in training and that I and my barn would not object to Blackjactcat being scratched if there were any concerns about the horse=s condition later in the week.@ In his filing, Stead also claims that he had been informed Aby the official veterinarian=s secretary@ of a Adisturbing conversation@ that person had overheard Ainvolving Mr. Hollendorfer=s barn.@ According to Stead, the substance of this alleged conversation involved one of Hollenderfer=s personal veterinarians being coerced into signing a pre-workout slip to remove a horse from the veterinarian=s list. ASpecifically,@ Stead claims in the filing, ADan Ward, Hollendorfer=s assistant, advised this personal veterinarian that they needed to sign the form, or else the Hollendorfer barn would find another veterinary practice that would be willing to do so.
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